Kick ball change, turn, toe touch and slide, fourth position, slide, fourth position, slide, fourth position, slide...now hips two three, hips two three...double time...round the like and touch back three, round the leg and touch back three, kick ball change, touch back three, kick ball change, chase, glide!

1) On a beach where it is somehow legal for a woman to be topless a man cannot take out his penis with no one in sight except the two of them when a topless gal asks him to! This is absolutely ridiculous.

2) And yes: PIPENTA is right. Homosexuals are targeted and entrapped for being erotic in parks all the time. I don't think any of us, homosexual or heterosexual, should be entrapped for anything. It is a WASTE of police resources when, for God's sake, they could be fighting actual crime, and believe me, Columbus OH has enough of it in my experience.

3) If it is a secluded area with no one around, what is the darn problem with being romantic or erotic?

4) Why is a penis indecent exposure when breasts are not? How stupid is that!

5) These attacks on sexuality defy reason. Clearly, the man wasn't exposing himself to children or anyone who didn't emphatically appear to want to see it.

Given Steven Spielberg's interest in investigating Jewish heritage in some of his films (not all, by any means), given the screenwriter Aaron Sorkin's interest in Jewish themes in his work, and given the Chicago 7 (yes, 7, without Bobby Seale), I wonder what this film about the Chicago 7 will say about Jewish identity?

Are these Jewish filmmakers and screenwriters interested in something about the story because the principal defendants were Jewish?

Is it significant that that some leftist politics were lead by Jews in the 60s and 70s and how does that dovetail with this film' story?

An even better question would be, who will play Bobby Seale in this movie (and yes, there were 8, not 7, in the original line-up of protesters who were put on trial at the '68 Democratic convention).

Seale was a Black Panther activist without parallel. He was bound and gagged in court by the judge when he refused to stop talking. Bound and gagged. Not cited for contempt. I would hope that other members of the film's line-up would merit just as much mention than Sasha Baron Cohen, especially since Abbie Hoffman did not play nearly as great a role in this affair as the other players.

But, then again, focusing on accuracy may not be Steven Spielberg's goal...just like all the other filmmakers who try to make a period film. And it is rare in an interracial cast that the black people are focused upon in equal measure or presented as leads.

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It is a bum.